Northern Siberia is in the Taiga Arctic zone & the area bordering the Arctic Ocean is in the Tundra Arctic zone.
North polar zone
Siberia has mostly a subarctic climate, which means winters are very long and cold while summers are short and cool. However, some places in Siberia are known to have summer temperatures reach 20˚C.
Siberia has mostly a subarctic climate, which means winters are very long and cold while summers are short and cool. However, some places in Siberia are known to have summer temperatures reach 20˚C.
Siberia is mostly taiga, with a tundra belt on the northern fringe, and a temperate forest zone in the south. It is not a desert.
A Baikal teal is a species of dabbling duck, Latin name Anas formosa, which breeds within the forest zone of eastern Siberia.
Siberia ranges from Arctic in the north, to sub-arctic, to temperate forest and tundra along the southern borders (where the biggest cities tend to be located). You will find moderate to slightly warm summers, a cool, wet spring and fall, and cold to VERY cold winters. In many ways, the climate of Siberia is similar to Canada or the north-central states of the USA (such as Montana, Wisconsin, or North Dakota).
In the Arctic zone of North America; Hudson Bay region; Greenland coast; and northern Siberia bordering the Arctic Ocean.
Siberia
No, Siberia is in Russia.
Siberia's population is around 30 million people live in the area of Siberia.
Siberia's western border is the Ural Mountains.